At $129, it's a great deal. This price is lower than the BF deals. The best BF deal is at Best Buy for $160 + free $30 GC.

True, but I've thought about this a lot and haven't the space or income to be buying tablets if they aren't the ones I'll use ultimately -- even at great prices. The main thing I need to pick up is a laptop and either a disposable tablet conducive to writing (like the N7) or a phablet (like the Note II).

They may yet offer the KFHD as a gold box deal and if they do, the screen resolution will make that one harder for me to pass up.

True, but I've thought about this a lot and haven't the space or income to be buying tablets if they aren't the ones I'll use ultimately -- even at great prices. The main thing I need to pick up is a laptop and either a disposable tablet conducive to writing (like the N7) or a phablet (like the Note II).

They may yet offer the KFHD as a gold box deal and if they do, the screen resolution will make that one harder for me to pass up.

This one isn't for me either, but I know some people it would be good for. I'm getting a 32GB Nexus 7.

I WANT the Roku for $39! With my luck, it is certain to be a lightning deal while I am away from my computer.

I have a question about Amazon streaming video pricing. I understand the rules about ebooks and how some publishers don't allow discounts. Is it the same for video rentals and/or downloads? In the past I have purchased DVD sets from Amazon's holiday deals, but now I would prefer not to have the DVDs and just stream them. Are the downloads ever going to show up in the deals? I'm looking for things like Homeland!